The Measurement of Social mobility of Rural-Urban Migrants and its Relationship to social capital (The case of Study, Yasouj and Madevan Cities)

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MIRFARDI ASGHAR; Haidari Arman; Amini Khoo Mostafa

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Journal: Journal of Regional Planning Year:2020 | Volume:10 | Issue:37 Page(s): 123-140

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The Measurement of Social mobility of Rural-Urban Migrants and its Relationship to social capital (The case of Study, Yasouj and Madevan Cities)

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MIRFARDI ASGHAR | Haidari Arman | Amini Khoo Mostafa | Issue Writer Certificate

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Social mobilityQ2

Social capitalQ2

Rural-urban migrationQ1

YasoujQ2

Abstract

Having expectation for improving socio-economic situations, rural migrants migrate from their main residence to other regions. The Social mobility of migrants in purposive place is one of important debates in migration and social stratification. This research investigated the Social mobility status of rural-migrants that entered to Yasouj and Madevan cities during 5 past years. Using survey method, self-administrated questionnaire was used for collecting data. The Krejcie and Morgan's sample table (1970), was used for sample size (364 cases) determination and clustering and snow-bulling methods were used for sample selection. Face validity and Cronbach Alpha (Social capital= 0. 90, Social mobility= 0. 88) were used for validity and reliability evaluation, respectively. Using SPSS software, multiple regression, Pearson Correlation, and ANOVA were used for data analysis. Findings showed that there is significant and direct relationship between Social mobility and Social capital of rural-urban migrant, and there is significant difference in Social mobility according migrants' education. but there is significant and indirect relationship between Social mobility and age of urban-rural migrants. Multiple regression showed that Social capital, education level and age can explain 26. 1% of the Social mobility variance of rural-urban migrants. As a result, rural-urban migrants with more Social capital and education level, especially youth migrants, have more upward vertical Social mobility.

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MIRFARDI, ASGHAR, Haidari, Arman, & Amini Khoo, Mostafa. (2020). The Measurement of Social mobility of Rural-Urban Migrants and its Relationship to social capital (The case of Study, Yasouj and Madevan Cities). JOURNAL OF REGIONAL PLANNING, 10(37 ), 123-140. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/230651/en

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MIRFARDI ASGHAR, Haidari Arman, Amini Khoo Mostafa. The Measurement of Social mobility of Rural-Urban Migrants and its Relationship to social capital (The case of Study, Yasouj and Madevan Cities). JOURNAL OF REGIONAL PLANNING[Internet]. 2020;10(37 ):123-140. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/230651/en

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ASGHAR MIRFARDI, Arman Haidari, and Mostafa Amini Khoo, “The Measurement of Social mobility of Rural-Urban Migrants and its Relationship to social capital (The case of Study, Yasouj and Madevan Cities),” JOURNAL OF REGIONAL PLANNING, vol. 10, no. 37 , pp. 123–140, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/230651/en

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